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Discussion in 'Support Subforum' started by Mrbanana97, Nov 28, 2020.

  1. Mrbanana97

    Mrbanana97 Newcomer

    Hey everyone, so I’ve recently been experiencing a ton of anxiety and panic attacks. It started last Sunday, while I was watching a YouTube video I felt slightly light headed and then started panicking thinking I was going to have a seizure (my brother is epileptic, I’ve never had a seizure or anything like it). I went to emergency and they checked me out and checked my vitals etc and said everything looked completely fine. This week I’ve been constantly getting negative thoughts about having a seizure and am scared to watch tv or use my laptop much or my phone. I’ve had numerous panic attacks this week especially at night when trying to sleep.
    I previously had TMS 2 years ago but for hand pain (numbness and tingling). I know this is just another manifestation of tms, but am having a lot of trouble overcoming it mentally this time. Any advice or suggestions are welcome.
     
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  2. Aimee88

    Aimee88 Well known member

    Hi there. Have you gone back to journalling? Back to basics? I've posted my success story here, and I still journal in the mornings, and check in with myself, and have the books on my Kindle for a 'top-up' when needed. Just think, you know what this is just as it's starting, no guessing, and you know what to do. I had an epilepsy training for a job I do, and it was really interesting to hear about these seizures that aren't epileptic. I was thinking, yup, that will be TMS. I would just remind you, that TMS is not mental, it's emotional. And that you are completely safe to feel.
     

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